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i.e. Bishop's Robes, Prince Bishop's Robes, Prince-Archbishop's Robes, Cardinal's Robes, Pope's Robes, Mayor's Robes, Doge's Robes, Serene Doge's Robes, Baron's/Baroness' Robes, Count's/Countess' Robes, Duke's/Duchess/ Robes, King's/Queen's Robes, and Emperor's/Empress' Robes.
The fact that the only robes are the Imperial Robes which are exclusive to the Byzantine Emperor is kind of disappointing. And the fur cloaks, lithams, and tangelmusts can only be worn in certain areas.
Also, question: Do you think you could create a new decision to acquire one? i.e. "Sew A Cloak"
Is this compatible with HIP and BLG(Better Looking Garbs)?
Thanks!
Is this compatible with HIP and BLG(Better Looking Garbs)?
Thanks!
Sometimes when I have a smith create an artifact, it produces two and the duplicate is automatically destroyed. Doesn't seem to be too big of an issue, but it's a very strange one.
Additionally, this is in the error log:
[persistent.cpp:40]: Error: "Undefined modifier type! token: north_african_opinion, near line: 107" in file: "common/artifacts/mta_artifacts.txt"
" " near line: 126
" " near line: 145
So it is compatible with HIP?
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-The Celtic culture 'Mattucashlass', a type of dagger hidden in the jacket. It could give an intrigue bonus?
-There's also the Quaich, a type of vessel you share with guests to exchange hospitality. It's similar to the medieval "Mazer" which is likewise a fancy bowl for drinking, but made of wood. If you added them they could be identical but the Celtic cultures rename them? A diplomacy bonus or opinion bonus or just prestige would seem appropriate obviously a fancy bowl shouldn't change too much.
-Very similar to the above but maybe something for Monastic orders, there are things called "Grace Chalices" which were given to senior monks in a lot of monasteries for ceremonial purposes at meal times. You could have them be given as a reward ala the ranking up rewards you currently get (makes more sense to get a nice cup than a generic "saint's finger" imo).
Just some ideas, if they sound dumb to you no worries :)
@T.w² |CaptainToast Sure, I didn't think about that, my bad. I'll list them right now.
-Spear of Perun: Basically a spear made out of lightning, or blue fire, as the Slavic legends refer to it.
The stats could be like this: +0.50 prestige per month +5.00 piety per month and +10 Personal Combat skill
-Żmij: Żmij was a eagle with snake tail, that used the power of lightning. There could be multiple Żmij's, because they were Slavic explanation for storm clouds.
The stats could be like this: +3 personal combat skill +2.00 prestige per month
When I'll read more about Slavic Mythology, I'll bring you more items and creatures to add.
After 20 years or so, the character can decide to embalm the eagle, turning it into an artifact, giving bonus polish opinion, diplomacy, prestige and ability to go on grand hunts regardless of focus.
For the more whacky sort of artifact, you could have a chance for a high learning and martial character, within range of China, to start a chain of events (with a good chance of ending in explosive death) to research and build a cannon or rocket launcher. The thing itself gives bonus to martial and siege speed and goes in the weapon slot. After all there is some evidence for gunpowder military usage in china as early as 1000 AD.
The problem is there's barely anything recorded on them, and little written sources to draw from, while Norse mythology is pretty well documented in comparison with the Eddas and other sources. I'd be happy to hear ideas for other religions if anyone else has them.
Though, I think something to do with Beowulf could possibly be non-religious due to how popular it stayed even through Christianity. Thanks for the idea, I'll read up on those since I'm not very familiar with it.
@Johnaii_Steck @[FS] Kapitan Wolfgang Unfortunately I couldn't come up with any, but if either of you have got any ideas, I'm happy to hear them.